HELP ASAP PLEASE is my condylactis anemone dead

[Kyle lanoue]

It was doing fine the past few days and I didn't have any krill or anything so I tried feeding it a few pellets last night . I woke up this morning it has moved 8" across the rocks. I know this is normal but it looked in rough shape this morning . Now I got home today and looks dead to me and I don't want it to pollute my tank

 

[Kyle lanoue]

This morning and now pictures

 

[mochaclownlover]

The last pic is not very clear, could you get an other one?

 

[twilliard]

How old is the tank?
Anemones are not the easiest inhabitants to keep.
Some will say they are but they do require a mature tank.

 

[Kyle lanoue]

He's dead he fell off the rock I took it out oh well only had it 4 days .. I'm gonna talk to my lfs. And take it from there

 

[domination2580]

I haven't been able to keep my condy either...feel it if it's squishy or firm....if squishy and white stuff comes out or off then take it out immediately...I would suggest a bta...so far they have been by far the easiest to keep for me at least

 

[thenanoreef]

Take it as a blessing. Condy's are over powering anemone's. Mine out grew its tank within a month and in the process, at my yellow watchman goby. Also move around like heck, and are a PITA to remove

 

[oceanparadise1]

What are your tank stats? How long has tank been running? Two very important things to look into before you attempt another

 

[DenverReefer]

I second about not keeping a condy. Pick up a RBTA. Much more enjoyable IMO.

 

[domination2580]

This is my current bta. Like I said so much easier to take care of.

 

[cneidigh]

I have a cpl condys one huge one and smaller one a buddy of mine didn't want any more. mine also goes inside its self when the lights are offbut then come out full extension after a few min of lights being on...I love my condys other then the fact my big one has moved from the front bottom of tank and is now at the back tip top of my take